What a great spot this place is!! Every room has a unique name and ours was actually the vault. It…read morewas the real vault of the bank from time past! It was so cool!! Hot coffee was available every day early and we enjoyed it upstairs watching the world go by below. Staff was friendly and actually made us feel like we were family. the room was perfect with an area to watch tv and then the "vault" was nice and quiet for sleeping. We went to the speak easy and the rink prices where great compared to back home. The bartender made my old fashioned the way it was made originally and it was delish! This place felt like a secret that few knew about and it is with walking distance to great restaurants too!

What a great value for what you get. The room is clean, I got good strong Internet, I'm sorry to go…read moresee the bar downstairs and the staff was extremely delightful. It gets five stars just on value.

the venue is absolutely gorgeous! the owners are so involved and personable! i attended an event…read morehere and it was a wonderful time! the property is so pretty! i would recommend this venue to anyone interested in having a wedding, family reunion, or any sort of event.

From the owner: Grizzly Gardens is the ideal place to bring together friends or co-workers to enjoy the mountains…read morein rustic 'western' surroundings during your special event! We love to host weddings!

EVERYTHING about our event experience was FANTASTIC! Highly…read morerecommend Janel and her venue

We held a memorial for my Grandpa here and it was beautiful. Janel had everything set up…read morebeautifully and had very helpful suggestions for decor that we hadn't even considered! The space is lovely and so versatile. Would definitely recommend for any events.

Everyone was amazing and the hotel is in th perfect location. If you're in the area this is the…read moreplace to try!

The hotel is very historic and cool on the inside with big rooms and a great vibe. The motor lodge…read morewhere we stayed - not so much. The walls are painted cinder block and the rest is it is quite dated. My biggest complaint though is the walls are super thin. Our neighbor was watching TV loudly and despite calls from the front desk, it wasn't clear if it was our neighbor to the left, right or below. Then in the morning, we could hear musicians at the upcoming Irish festival practicing through the bathroom ceiling. That part was actually cooler than the TV noise but still evidence of the lack of insulation.

Amazing place for a retreat. We were there last month with Judith and Lizzie Laseter for a…read morerestorative yoga retreat. Food- absolutely amazing. I was in awe at the quality of the food they put out on a daily basis. Mike and Mike are awesome chefs. Facilities- pretty awesome Staff- amazing Massages- amazing Water pressure- nearly non-existent in the shower we had Salt Water hot tub- very nice Make no beans about it, you are camping when here even if in one of the glamping yurts or TeePees so be prepared with warm clothing for nights and shorts during the day. I highly recommend the facilities, staff, and food. You'll have to research the programming for the retreat you are planning to attend.

What a peaceful magical place. I am filled with gratitude for The Feathered Pipe Ranch and…read moreVeterans Yoga Project for sharing their love and space. The setting was peaceful and majestic. The staff made sure we had everything and anything we needed at all times. The food is amazing. The outdoor spaces are breathtaking. The story of the land and the people who have made it available to us are entertaining and educational. I definitely had to fight the urge to "run away" and stay for longer. If you have the opportunity to visit, take it. May you find as much love and gratitude as I did in this special place with these special people.

Wonderful in every aspect. Really. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. We were welcomed with a…read moredrink. Our rooms were wonderful and those beds- to die for. The Sunday brunch is not to be missed. Making a return trip in a couple of weeks to include dinner at Maison- can't wait!

Stayed here as a rest stop on a road trip during our leg from Jackson Hole, Wyoming to Kalispel,…read moreMontana. Unfortunately, someone in our party had their flight delayed multiple times. I called the Inn to let them know and they were more than understanding, saying that their restaurant would still be open by the time of our arrival and that they would have a glass of wine waiting for us upon our arrival. We did not arrive until 10:00 PM and received a warm greeting and as promised, the bartender was ready to pour us a glass of wine. We were able to sip it on the lovely outdoor eating area and fall asleep on the most comfortable bedding. Seriously, the beds here are magic. Rooms are very small and do not have A/C. Simply opening the window will suffice to bring in some cool air. Each wing has a communal bathroom. Bathrooms have all amenities needed moreover; each room has a cute bag of travel toiletries per bed. The building itself is both charming and formidable. While I see its potential, it is lacking in some upkeep and restoration. This the only downside. Something to note, there is a train that passes quite frequently and can be heard during all hours. This did not phase me in the slightest because of the wine. My favorite part by far was breathing in the fresh air and exploring the grounds in the early morning. The sky was beautiful and I managed to get in some pretty special photographs. It seriously put a smile on my face to see pigs roaming around and chickens out being chickens... With that being said, I would definitely stay here again should I find myself in the area.

Great location. The owner is very personable and a fine cook. Makes everyone feel at home. The…read morefishing guides are top notch. Great fishing rivers amid great scenery, first explored by Lewis and Clark. Well worth a visit.

Nine years ago, I made my first trip to Five Rivers Lodge. I chose the lodge in large-part because…read moreof the fantastic selection of fishing opportunities. I'm going back in June, which will be my 10th consecutive year staying at this lodge. My reasons for going back year-after-year are now numerous. The fishing is consistently beyond comparison - the guides are the best in Southwest Montana; the large, nicely appointed, double occupancy guest rooms are cleverly separated by a step down and partial height partition wall, which provides a nice separation between roommates; the food is superb - gourmet quality and plentiful; and Jay and Mary, the lodge owners, are the nicest, most charming hosts you could ever hope for! Five Rivers Lodge is operated as a well-oiled machine, catering to the guest's needs and special requirements - all of which combine to make a stay at Five Rivers Lodge a memorable, rewarding experience. It's no wonder that it is frequented by so many known fly fishing greats. I highly recommend this lodge!

Where do I begin to explain what an amazing experience we had at the Ranch. We arrived with a…read moregroup in total of 31 for a family reunion of sorts, and were all wowed by the service and special touches. Even from the pickup, I knew this experience would be special. I had a great conversation with Nora as she and some colleagues picked us up from Missoula and drove us to the Ranch. She talked about what makes this ranch so special and all the things she enjoys doing there. After a prior day of travel, it was also very nice to stretch out in the large vehicles provided (with water and snacks) and enjoy the amazing drive. We also had a side stop in Philipsburg where my two children really enjoyed the candy store! Once we made it to the Ranch, the wow's just kept coming. After dropping our bags, we had some of the best farm to table food I've ever had! The chefs take great pride in the food they are putting on the table the ingredients they select from. The service in the main dining hall (The Buckle Barn) is also top notch! Big shout outs to Storm and Claire! Storm took the time to get to know my kids and their VERY PICKY eating habits and had their specialty meals waiting for them for when we sat down to eat. Doing this simple task of getting a food for a child (that's not even on a kid's menu) really but my anxious mind at ease over the fear of "what will they eat this trip???". Side note: There was also a picnic lunch one day and without asking, Storm also had those sandwiches already packed in our lunch bag. Having two young children on a trip, it's often seen as parenting in a different location, not the case here. The Ranch provided camp for my two children with some of their younger cousin's every day, both morning and the afternoon so they could go and enjoy the Ranch at their pace. They got to fish, took UTV rides, made tie-dye t-shirts, mined for sapphires, and many arts and crafts, all in the beautiful surroundings of nature. This wonderful accommodation allowed my husband and I to have an actual vacation while away. We flyfished, went to the multiple gun ranges, sat by the creek, rode horses (request the guide Sierra, she's great!), did archery and ropes courses, and got to enjoy the time together. The accomidations were very lovely. Our large group took over 4 of the 5 cabins and each had their own charm. We watched the 4th of July fireworks from the comfort of the porch wrapped up in the cozy robe provided by the Ranch. Each night after a long day of activities and wonderful food either in the Buckle Barn or out by the Pebble Pond, you would come back to your bed turned down with a wonderful new product waiting for you provided by the Spa. I can't say enough good things about the time we had at the Ranch at Rock Creek and can only wish to one day return to the flowing waters of it's cool creek, and the stary sky's that light the way.

Amazing! Not sure where to start!! Our family of 4 spent the week of Thanksgiving '24 here at The…read moreRanch at Rock Creek and had a culmination of experiences that would forever be remembered. We flew into Missoula and spent one night at a downtown hotel before making our way to the ranch. From the moment the RC driver met us in the hotel lobby to the time we were dropped off at the airport we were impressed. The experiences at RC was totally awesome. Each time we would head out with our private guide we embarked on an unforgettable journey. We started off as a family doing the UTV tour of the ranch. Absolutely beautiful and serene time! One of my favorite experiences was the respite by the creeks edge. The staff had made a fire for us, placed some hammocks out, some games and books on our picnic bench. This was of course accompanied by a great bottle of wine and a charcuterie board! Our kids did some fly fishing while mom and I relaxed that afternoon. All of the facilities are top-notch and there is a ton of detail at every turn on this property. Some of our favorite shooting experiences were the rifle range and revolver shooting course with our guides Karson & Robert. The food at RC is an experience in itself and as good as you can imagine. We were lucky enough to meet the new chef Zach and he is truly passionate about his work! His first meal at the ranch was nothing short of amazing. Each dish was absolutely incredible & ultra tasty! The entire staff was so kind and attentive to us which we truly appreciated. Many thanks to Candace to making sure everything was perfect for us! Emily our breakfast server was so kind and thoughtful in the way she greeted & served us each morning! Brett was our dinner server most nights and he was always a joy to be around. He was also quite fast on the 5k Thanksgiving day but not quite as fast as Reed! Overall we had a some incredible expierences and plan to return to RC in the near future!

Nice place to stay- spacious and clean rooms. Bed was very comfortable and we got a good night's…read moresleep. The free breakfast buffet was regular fare but the spinach artichoke egg soufflé was the star! The gal in charge of it was super friendly and on the ball- keeping fresh food and coffee filled.

Stayed on 4th floor, 2 queen room…read more Pros: Staff!!! Thank you Mariah and others for your smiles and help. large room and bathroom/shower. Comfy beds, safe hotel, breakfast had steel cut oat meal which was delicious!! Laundry facility with one washer and one dryer. So appreciated doing laundry. Cons: for such a beautiful and clean place, all the luggage carriers were dirty. Washer and dryer look liked they had never been clean so I hesitated to use them. The lint catcher would not set all the way in its place. Looked to be packed with lint. Fire hazard possibly. The coffee at the breakfast area did not taste good, kinda bland. No regular sugar either. All and all this is a great place with a few issues we can overlook if we stayed again. This is truly a nice clean place. I would feel safe here if I traveled alone.

Tasty coffee in a delightful environment right off of several galleries and shops. Matt is a friend…read moreof mine and I've gotten to know him a little over the years. He is a writer and a teacher who loves to travel and leads a very interesting life. He's done a great job with the cafe and I just ran out of my REVEL coffee so I'm due for a visit. Smooth and bold: Delicious. A cute logo. Sleek packaging. Friendly and artistic baristas- it's great over there. Thank you.

This is a great little local coffee shop in uptown Butte. I come here and honestly only get the Oro…read moreFino specialty latte simply for the Mexican chocolate flavor! The lady making the drinks does a great job, and I always smile at the finished artwork when handed the drink. There's not a whole lot of seating tables, and my three visits this trip home has found the place pretty busy. The vibe here is artsy with the building having a gallery and printing press. Unique place for sure.